| Licensees : |
| THOMAS MAPLESTONE |
1822 - 1836 |
| JANE MAPLESTONE |
1839 - 1845 |
| WILLIAM
BUTTON |
1846 |
| CHARLES
BUTCHER |
1850 |
| SARAH
BUTCHER ( 54 ) |
* 1851 |
WILLIAM MOORE
& farmer 95 acres |
1854 - 1861 |
| WILLIAM MOORE junior |
1865 |
| CHARLES BARFOOT |
1869 - 1877 |
| FREDERICK JOSEPH BURRAGE |
1879 - 1897 |
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| FREDERICK WILLIAM SPINK |
1929 |
| ARTHUR EDGAR SIMMONS |
undated |
| ERNEST MARKELLIE |
13.05.1931 |
| GEORGE BISHOP |
11.07.1935 |
| MAUD ANNIE BISHOP |
undated |
| FRANCIS A GIDDY |
13.01.1949 |
| EDGAR SIMMONS |
13.01.1953 |
| BERTRAM NICHOLS |
by 1958 |
| PERCY SHEPHEARD |
15.12.1960 |
| EDWARD KENDLE THACKERY |
by 1964 |
| HADRIAN CROMPTON |
undated |
| KENNETH JOHN ROOKE |
by 1967 |
| ANTONIO MASALA |
by 1969 |
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Possibly originated as a refreshment house in the 14thC.
A timber framed Coaching Inn with musicians gallery, dating from the 1640's.
A Book Club is recorded as meeting here during the years 1756 to 1775.
An Assembly Room was included in the 1840 sale.
An Inland Revenue office operated here in the 18thC.
Advertised as a Family & Commercial Hotel & Posting House in early 1900's.Bullards
beers and a comprehensive wine list advertised 1967 / 1968 with Luncheon served for the
price of 9/6d and Dinner for 12/6d.
The Waverley Trio providing background music on Saturday nights. |
